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Invitation from Carleton Univ LLL Program , Last Chance to Register for LATE SPRING, & Concert for Ukraine
Our Late Spring session begins next week! The following offerings still have ‘seats’ available, including a new online mini-series and an in-person workshop at our new Kanata location. Register today for education, entertainment, and distraction in the coming months. Below are details about our new series, new dates, and updated policies, plus an external event.
UGRA Spring Forum
Please save April 21, 2:00 to 4:00, for your Spring Forum at the Arboretum (COVID-19 dependent). Maya Goldenberg (Philosophy and author of a book on Vaccine Hesitancy) and Peter Krell will be giving a joint talk on Reflections on Covid-19: the virus, disease and challenges and there will be a second presentation on Experiential Learning by Elaine Fenner, Director of Experiential Learning.
What Have We Learned from the Pandemic? - UofT Senior College Symposium
17th Annual Senior College Symposium, April 20, 2022
U of T Faculty Club, 41 Willcocks (or by Zoom)
UBC Emeritus College - Community Volunteer Group
Community Volunteer Group on Thursday, April 14 at 4:00pm Pacific time
UBC Emeritus College Green College Series - Intergenerational Trauma
Green College Series on Intergenerational Trauma on Tuesday, April 12 at 5pm Pacific Time
Releasing the Trauma Effects of War: Healing Though the Intergeneration of Music with Therapeutic Approaches to Trauma Recovery
The Study and Treatment of Parkinson’s Disease - Carleton University Retirees Association
The Study and Treatment of Parkinson’s Disease: Which are DNA-based tools discovered by Maria DeRosa's research team?
Speaker: Professor Maria DeRosa, Interim Dean, Faculty of Science, Carlton University, Ottawa, Ontario (Maria.DeRosa@carleton.ca)
Short Overview: Dr. DeRosa will describe the science of aptamers, how the aptamers were discovered and characterized, and their applications for the study and treatment of Parkinson’s disease
The Canadian Arctic - Univ. Alberta Association of Retired Academic Staff
Invitation from U. Alberta Assoc. of Retired Academic Staff re free Zoom session: The CANADIAN ARCTIC
Wednesday, March 23 at 1:00 pm MT
Title: The Canadian Arctic
Speaker: Professor Emeritus John England
Short Overview of Session: His talk will include some of scientific discoveries of international interest from the ice age to the present that were made at U. Alberta. He will also address climate change with a focus on the late 19th century explorers.
Prof Leonard Smith discusses Climate Policy
Academic online event offered at no charge by the MAUT Retiree Affairs Committee
Winter 2022 Presentation Series